Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Taculty J MISS BASCHIG MISS SCHOFF MISQ DONNELLY MISS THOMPSbN MISS BURNET MISS ALBRAY ; ct MISS DAUMAV MISS ARMSTHUNT MISS FILLMURIC MISS LYCUNNIELL MISS LAMBOUR MISS BRITE MISS JOHNSTON MISS MURRAY MISS SCHRIEFEH MISS VURTZ. MISS DOERB MISS SAUER MISS DlSlHl'lNS MISS PCAYISLL, Librarian MISS KING muss McLAL'GIHLlN ji MISS mum MRS. NEEIJ MISS V1SENALL MISS BRDNMJN MISS SHUMARD MISS FRANKLIN MISS Nl-jFF MISS MOORMAN MISS Dl'thl-A' MISS SIMPSON, Secretary

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Many 01' us will, of course, occupy the lowly posi- tions of life, but no position is so low and insignifi- cant that it cannot be dignified, and that it cannot have its effect on humanity. The best success is to give the best you have to any work lo which you set your hand. Success solely financial is not 2-1 worthy aim for a graduate of XVoodward or for one of the class of 1914; so may we always strive for that greater suc- cess, the success which is of value to the world, suc- cess in its broader meaning, which implies the moral gain even at the expense of the Illaterial gain. If ambition means the exattntion of one at the cost of many, the lowering of character standing for the attainment of position and uniucnce, then sink am- bition. All levels of life have their thousands Who have found moderate success and happiness in the straight and narrow road, who have pursued, for the common good, careers far below their own abil- ities and powers.

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Taculty b . FIIUMAS MN. .IUllTxSHN DR. SfZI'IUIiNIJi Mn. SMITH MIL HAMILTON MIL AIKEN MR. BECKER MK. HUUDH'IN MR. SIICHI. NH. ,1 1 kl MR. JOHNSTON DH. SENGEH MR. HOMBURG MR. PAHODIIE MR. P. A. JOHNSTON MR. SIMON Elli. .lUNluS DR. KOCH MR. SAYHS Principal A551. Prin. MR. GARBUTT MIL TACKENBERG MR. SNYDER MR. W'ELCH MR. LEXVIS MB. TATE MIL BRONXVORTH MIL llAl'fIHLFX W d MB. ANDERSON ME. BILGER MB. BLAIR MR. BLOCKER MRIDUBE MR. HURLBUHT RIB. RICHTER MIL SALM DH. RETTU'ZH MB. BRADER MR. CRAMEB MR. HOLDER